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Comprehensive victory, says Warnock
Neil Warnock post MK Dons
MILLERS chief Neil Warnock was quick to pay tribute to his side following their comfortable 4-0 victory at fellow relegation rivals Milton Keynes Dons.
The Millers opened a nine-point gap between themselves and the hosts, with just five games to go, following the victory at stadiummk and Warnock was full of his praise for his charges, who earned their sixth win in eight games.
"It was a comprehensive victory today and we started well with the goal," Warnock enthused.
"We insisted we that we had got to start well because I've been at the other end of the table and you know what it's like coming to a team fighting for their lives, so it was important we started well and we couldn't get off to a better start."
The Millers made the perfect start when Matt Derbyshire struck from close range following good work by Grant Ward before Leon Best soon doubled their advantage from the spot after Richard Wood was felled by home 'keeper Cody Cropper.
Kirk Broadfoot netted his first goal for the club with a superb header before Richie Smallwood put the icing on the cake with a spectacular effort late on - to the delight of the Rotherham supremo.
"I thought we grew into the game even though Campy made a couple of brilliant saves. Overall, we missed quite a few good chances but you cannot get too greedy," Warnock added.
"I didn't talk with Smallwood about his goal, I talked about how he could miss a point-blank header! I've forgot about his goal so he may not be too happy when I see him."
The Millers took a large step towards Championship safety with the victory in Buckinghamshire and Warnock has not been surprised over his side's recent form, which saw him named March Championship manager of the month last week.
"We've done well recently." Warnock enthused.
"We don't concede a lot of goals. Kevin (Blackwell) and Ronnie (Jepson) have worked really hard on the defensive and attacking side of the game and they've listened to us. The lads know what we want of them. They know we may get beaten by a bit of skill by an opponent at this level but in general, we are well organised and we've got a bit about us. We've got ability to score goals and it's a lovely recipe.
"I'm enjoying it. We've five games to go and I'm really enjoying it.
"It's a great run we are on and I want the lads to enjoy it. It shows what you can do with a good group and I think they are amazing themselves with the ability they have with the ball. It's a lovely situation at the moment and you've got to enjoy it."
The only blot on the Millers copybook saw midfield dynamo Lee Frecklington suffer a recurrence of a calf injury at the end of the first half but Warnock is hopeful the injury is not too serious.
"He only stiffened up, his calf didn't go, so hopefully it's only a couple of weeks but the amount of running he and the likes of Derbyshire has done, is amazing.
The Millers chief was also quick to praise the large travelling contingent, who made their way north, in good spirits, following the nature of the victory.
"When you have a following like that away, it was important," Warnock enthused.
"To get nearly three thousand today, was a credit to the club. They got behind us today superbly."


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Numecent and Microsoft Expand Partnership to Bring Cloudpaging to Windows Virtual Desktop Environments
Numecent announced that it is now an approved partner of the Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) program. This program expands on Numecent's status as a Microsoft Gold Applications Development Partner and ensures that Numecent customers and resellers will be able to leverage Numecent Cloudpaging to deliver Windows applications onto WVD on Azure seamlessly. Cloudpaging enables rapid on-boarding and migration of many Windows applications, including complicated and incompatible Windows applications, while minimizing configuration and simplifying complexity. The result is a significant reduction in migration, OpEx, and software licensing costs for WVD deployments.
"Microsoft Windows Virtual Desktop delivers the best cloud-based virtualization experience for end users and IT on various operating systems, including Windows 10, Windows 7 and Windows Server," said Scott Manchester, Group Principal Program Manager for Windows Virtual Desktop Solutions at Microsoft.
Cloudpaging also improves WVD and the use of other management tools such as non-persistence desktops and Layering technologies. For applications that may be problematic with or without these tools in Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) or Desktop as a Service (DaaS), WVD with Numecent Cloudpaging can provide maximum compatibility, enabling organizations to get the most out of existing enterprise assets.
"We built Cloudpaging to make all Windows applications run better, easier to manage, and deploy friction-free to any Windows environment, including ones running in Azure such as WVD," said Arthur Hitomi, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Numecent. "The combination of Windows Virtual Desktop and Cloudpaging mean organizations can bring all of their Windows applications to a hosted, managed desktop environment, allowing for more users and workload scenarios for WVD while modernizing and reducing costs of onboarding and backend operations."
Cloudpaging supports programs that execute in kernel mode and/or require kernel-mode resources and requires no re-complication of applications. It also provides robust security, software asset management, and licensing enforcement for the applications it delivers, providing better compliance, reporting, and software licenses usage. Cloudpaging has minimal resource footprint and near-zero application performance impact.
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Q: Spring boot Cassandra "Error creating bean with name 'session'" I have problem with simple Spring Boot application. I'm using:

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*spring-boot-starter-parent

*spring-boot-starter-data-cassandra

*Cassandra 3.11.3 (both on CentOS 7 server and local Mac OS) (query by cqlsh works)

I followed simple guide from https://www.baeldung.com/spring-data-cassandra-tutorial and no matter if Cassandra is running or not running I
 gets an one error while launching:
2018-11-25 09:12:34.581 ERROR 83213 --- [main] o.s.boot.SpringApplication: Application run failed
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'session' defined in class path resource [some/project/path/CassandraConfig.class]: Invocation of init method failed; nested exception is java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/codahale/metrics/JmxReporte

My config class:
@Configuration
@EnableCassandraRepositories(basePackages = "packagename")
public class CassandraConfig extends AbstractCassandraConfiguration {

    @Override
    protected String getKeyspaceName() {
        return "test";
    }

    @Bean
    public CassandraClusterFactoryBean cluster() {
        CassandraClusterFactoryBean cluster = new CassandraClusterFactoryBean();
        cluster.setContactPoints("127.0.0.1");
        cluster.setPort(9042);
        return cluster;
    }

    @Override
    public SchemaAction getSchemaAction() {
        return SchemaAction.CREATE_IF_NOT_EXISTS;
    }

    @Override
    public String[] getEntityBasePackages() {
        return new String[]{"packagename"};
    }
}

Entity:
@Table
public class Image implements Serializable {

    @PrimaryKeyColumn(
        name = "key",
        ordinal = 0,
        type = PrimaryKeyType.PARTITIONED)
    private UUID id;

    @Column
    private Blob object;
}

Repository:
@Repository
public interface ImagesRepository extends CrudRepository<Image, UUID> {
}

Cassandra structure:
CREATE TABLE images (
    key text,
    object blob,
    PRIMARY KEY (key)
);

Also https://github.com/springframeworkguru/spring-boot-cassandra-example gives me an error on creating the bean too.

A: You are missing Dropwizard dependency:

You need the metrics-core library as a dependency:
<dependencies>
<dependency>
    <groupId>io.dropwizard.metrics</groupId>
    <artifactId>metrics-core</artifactId>
    <version>${metrics.version}</version>
</dependency>

  Note
Make sure you have a metrics.version property declared in your POM with the current version, which is 3.1.0.

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Biografia
Comincia a suonare a livello internazionale nel 1958, dopo essersi spostato a Parigi. Nel 1959 fonda, assieme a Martial Solal un gruppo che, nel corso degli anni, avrà nelle sue file musicisti come Pierre Michelot, René Urtreger, Barney Wilen, Michel Hausser e Stéphane Grappelli. Negli anni settanta è stato nei gruppi di Jim Hall, Lee Konitz, Art Farmer, Joe Henderson, Dexter Gordon, Franco Ambrosetti, George Gruntz, Johnny Griffin, Herbie Mann e Anthony Braxton.
Nel corso della sua carriera ha lavorato con artisti come Chet Baker, Kenny Dorham, Eric Dolphy, Jackie McLean, Phil Woods, Lucky Thompson, Don Byas, i Swingle Singers, Miles Davis, Bud Powell, Nico Bunink e Oscar Pettiford.

Dagli anni sessanta accanto alla sua attività di batterista ha cominciato a dipingere, in un modo che lui definisce figurativo astratto.

Discografia
 1960: Connection
 1960: Humair Urtreger Michelot (il trio "HUM")
 1960: Dermaplastic - con Martial Solal
 1964 Jazz Long Playing - con Jean-Luc Ponty, Michel Portal, Eddy Louiss (Philips)
 1967 Sunday Walk - con Jean-Luc Ponty, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Wolfgang Dauner (MPS)
 1967 From Sticksland with Love - con George Gruntz (MPS)
 1968 European Episode and Impressive Rome -  con Lee Konitz e Martial Solal (Campi)
 1969 It's Nice to Be With You - con Jim Hall (MPS)
 1971 Huffin'n'Puffin' - con Ray Nance
 1972 Morning! (Musica)
 1974 Jazz à Juan - con Lee Konitz (SteepleChase)
 1979: Humair Jeanneau Texier
 1979: Triple hip trip - con David Friedman al vibrafono
 1980 East Side West Side (Owl)
 1980 Humair, Louiss and Ponty, Vol. 1 Dreyfus
 1983 Wings - con Franco Ambrosetti (Enja)
 1985 Scratch - con Kenny Barron (Enja)
 1985 Tentets - con Franco Ambrosetti (Enja)
 1985: Easy to read - con Joachim Kühn e Jean-François Jenny-Clark
 1986: Pastor - con Michel Portal
 1986 Welcome (Soul Note)
 1986 Movies - con Franco Ambrosetti (Enja)
 1987: Surrounded 1964/1987 - con Dolphy, Portal, Solal, Texier, Louiss, Mulligan,.
 1988 From Time to Time Free - con Joachim Kühn and Jean-François Jenny-Clark
 1988 Movies Too - con Franco Ambrosetti (Enja)
 1988 9.11 pm Town Hall Label Bleu
 1990 Up Date 3.3 - con François Jeanneau and Henry Texier (Label Bleu)
 1991 Earthcake (Label Bleu)
 1991 Edges (Label Bleu)
 1991 Humair, Louiss and Ponty, Vol. 2 (Dreyfus)
 1993: Usual confusion - con Joachim Kühn e Jean-François Jenny-Clark
 1993 Open Architecture (Ninety-One)
 1996: L'opera de Quat'sous - Die Dreigroschenoper - The Threepenny Opera - con Joachim Kühn e Jean-François Jenny-Clark
 1996 Akagera (JMS)
 1997 Trio HLP (Dreyfus)
 1998 Quatre Fois Trois (Label Bleu)
 1998 Die Dreigroschenoper (Polygram)
 1999 Triple Entente (Mercury/Universal)
 1999 Humair Urtreger Michelot (Sketch)
 2001 Liberté Surveillée (Sketch)
 2003 Baby Boom (Sketch)
 2003 Paris Abstractions - con Benjamin Koppel (sax) e Palle Danielsson (bass)
 2006 European Jazz Factory - con Benjamin Koppel (sax), Gueorgui Kornazov (trombone), Cedric Piromalli (piano) e Thommy Andersson (bass)
 2009 Baby Boom II (Bee Jazz/NRW)
 2010 Pas de Dense (Zig Zag Territoires)
 2011 Quatre-Trois-Deux-Un - con Benjamin Koppel (sax), Jakob Anderskov (piano) e Thommy Andersson (bass)
 2012 Project Cristal

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Sir Edward Shepherd Creasy (12 September 1812 – 17 January 1878) was an English historian and jurist.

Life
The son of a land agent, he was born in Bexley, Kent, England, and educated at Eton College (where he won the Newcastle Scholarship in 1831) and King's College, Cambridge. He was called to the Bar in 1837 and appointed assistant judge at the Westminster sessions court.

In 1840, he began teaching history at the University of London and wrote a number of historical books including The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World (1851).

Creasy was knighted in 1860 and spent the next decade and a half in Ceylon as Chief Justice of Ceylon (1860 to 1875). He then returned in poor health to England and died in London on 17 January 1878.

Whilst in Ceylon, he served as president of the Ceylon Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society from 1861 to 1864. In July, 1864 Creasy founded the Colombo Rowing Club.

Works
Creasy's best known contribution to literature is his Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World (1851). The reason that Creasy gives for the significance of many of the fifteen battles is that they denied Eastern peoples access to European soil. Other battles are seen as "decisive" because they shaped the development of Britain, which was the world's leading power at the time of writing.

Other works are:
 Biographies of Eminent Etonians (1850) (several editions)
 Historical and Critical Account of the Several Invasions of England (1852);
 History of the Ottoman Turks, from the Beginning of Their Empire to the Present Time (1854)
 The Rise and Progress of the English Constitution (1855) (17th ed. 1886)
 History of England from the Earliest to the Present Time (5 vols.), 1869–70
 Imperial and Colonial Institutions of the Britannic Empire, Including Indian Institutions (1872)

Old Love and the New (1870) was a novel. With John Sheehan and Robert Gordon Latham, Creasy took part in contributing to Bentley's Miscellany, the political squibs in verse known as the Tipperary Papers.

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Study: Medical Marijuana Doesn't Make the Kids More Reefer-Mad in Rhode Island
Lucy Steigerwald | 11.3.2011 6:45 PM
Rhode Island has legal medical marijuana, Massachusetts does not, and a new study which compares usage of the drug in those states suggest that the kids are not encouraged to further toke just because their cancer, glaucoma, or anxiety-ridden relative are legally and medicinally doing so.
The study has not been peer-reviewed, but it is consistent with previous findings. Occasional Reason contributor Maia Szalavitz wrote on Time.com:
"We wanted to pair these two states because they have so much in common culturally and geographically," says Dr. Esther Choo, assistant professor of emergency medicine at Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School and emergency medicine physician at Rhode Island Hospital.
Choo's analysis used data collected from 1997 to 2009 for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's annual Youth Risk Behavior Survey. The analysis involved nearly 13,000 youth in Rhode Island and about 25,000 in Massachusetts. In each state in any given year, the study found, about 30% of youth reported using marijuana at least once in the previous month.
In other words, while marijuana use was common, there was no significant difference in rates of pot use between the years before and after legalization in Rhode Island. "We found no effect of the policy change," says Choo.
Added cbsnews.com:
"Whether they are taking it for pain or for vomiting control or appetite, this is not a group we think of as superinspiring for young people to take up their drug pattern. It's an older population who is generally very ill," says Choo.
In September, Jacob Sullum nicely refuted some scare mongering from Gil Kerlikowske, director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), who said in response to a very slight rise in marijuana usage between 2009 and 2010 that "People keep calling it medicine…and that's the wrong message for young people to hear." Kerlikowske has often expressed deep concern over sick people making weed look super cool, even if he recently admitted that there might be some medical benefits to the drug after all.
Sullum also wondered in June:
The government permits medical use of many drugs that can be used to get high. Does giving morphine to cancer patients or Adderall to narcoleptics "send the wrong message to young people"?
Reason on medical marijuana.
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Medical Marijuana Marijuana
November.3.2011 at 9:08 pm
Based on the lack of outrage, I'm assuming soccer isn't big in RI.
Watching soccer probably isn't, but all across New England playing it is, because the schools are too small to field football teams, because they're usually town schools and the towns are mostly small. So soccer and basketball get all the athletes.
Episipunk
November.3.2011 at 11:05 pm
I…DON'T…CARE!
November.4.2011 at 12:07 am
WHERE YOU WANNA GO DANCIN', MISS RECTAL?
November.4.2011 at 1:16 am
How small are these towns? I grew up in the middle of rural Nevada, and our schools have no problem fielding a full football team; my town had less than 4,000 people in it, and we still had around 60 kids playing JV or Varsity football each season.
Occasionally, our JV would play Austin, NV, which is a 1A school (we were 2A), and even they were able to field a team, though they played 9 man instead of 11 man ball. Those towns would have to be freaking tiny not to be able to do that.
EDG reppin' LBC
…soccer isn't big in RI.
Thank Jesus. Soccer is the most boring "sport" ever. Hey Sloopy!
juris imprudent
Baseball – the game designed to encourage you to leave your seat for a beer at any time during the game.
Feature. Definitely feature.
Duncan20903
The Earlywine study is excellent, but it's amazing how many people shut down for anything published or sponsored by any cannabis law reform advocacy group. These people wouldn't believe that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west were NORML or MPP to post it on their website.
To the rescue is the Winter 2011 edition of California Pediatrician, which has an article about medicinal cannabis and it's effects/use for pediatric patients. The article does document the fact that not a single medicinal cannabis State has suffered a statistically significant increase in the incidence of cannabis use by youth. The article does mistakenly say that Michigan did suffer a statistically significant increase in 2008 over 2007 co-incidental with passing its law. It seems the author missed the fact that Michigan's medicinal cannabis patient protection law was passed in November 2008 and not implemented until April of 2009 so the law was hardly the culprit.
http://www.aap-ca.org/news/caPed/California Pediatrician – Winter 2011.pdf
It does require the entire url.
http://www.aap-ca.org/news/caP….. 2011.pdf
pfui.
Thank GOD we have an administration run by people who respect science. I'm sure we can count on some action now!
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Rhode Island allows state-registered patients suffering from one of a short list of debilitating ailments to use marijuana.
California allows any 18-year-old suffering from insomnia or anxiety to get a 215 card for 75 bucks and then stock up weed at the next-door co-op.
If a study shows the latter law doesn't affect youth marijuana use, then you might be proving something interesting.
I would be genuinely surprised to learn that an adult who goes to the trouble of getting a medpot card wouldn't be smoking without the card.
I would also be genuinely surprised that allowing adults to get these cards is somehow increasing the number of kids who smoke.
You'd think, but ease of access and "normalization" count too. Hey, we're running the experiment today.
It wasn't worth the side-effects — or even a good idea on principle — but Prohibition did cut alcohol use, you know.
Lucy, I'm kind of surprised you haven't written about this.
cannabis prisoners
President Obama promise of "Hope" and "Change"
I respectfully suggest that you issue their full pardon to all cannabis prisoners
Mr. President Obama, I am hereby respectfully requesting that your exercise your executive privilege as President of the United States and that you grant full pardons, vindication and subsequent removal of their felony convictions of all cannabis prisoners
LEGALIZE IT, DON'T CRITICIZE IT!
LEGALIZE FREEDOM because
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I think taxation sends the wrong message to young people. Let's ban that.
And yet, the government believes that they send the right message when schools give Ritalin to school kids with the directs: "Take this pill. It will raise your grades."
econdeacon
Milton Friedman explains drug prohibition like no other can and the theory is evident in Portugal. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLsCC0LZxkY
March.19.2012 at 2:36 pm
I think Medical Marijuana should be allowed to minors, if we its consumed via some medical recipes and not by smoking it.


The Navigation Team is the governing body of this church.
Our Admirals are the equivalent of elders within the Reformed Church in America's (RCA) Book of Church Order. They will focus on governance, prayer, nurturing, and oversight of the congregation.
Captains are the equivalent of deacons witin the RCA Book of Church Order. Captains focus on vision, leadership development, ministries of mercy, service, and outreach.


Perhaps you don't think of a shooting star as a meteor but that's what it is. A meteor is an asteroid or comet (some say even space junk) that is observed as it burns up in the earth's atmosphere. It makes a spectacular display as it shoot across the sky trailing a streak of light.
So why am I writing about meteors? In an attempt to avoid interviewing someone or researching a topic for this Sunday missive, I pulled out one of my Lazy Files. That's a stack of off-the-wall subjects I keep for emergencies, with emergency defined here as a brain that doesn't want to tackle the more demanding "Should Write About This" pile of file folders.
Near the top of the Lazy pile I selected one marked "Meteors." One big problem, though. It's empty, as if the documents inside burned up in space like their namesake. Odd, indeed. Scratched on the inside of the empty mantilla folder was a date, May 8, 1916.
Curiosity got the best of this Kat. In an hour of digital research in the old Daily Heralds, a former incarnation of this newspaper, I located the May 8 article and several other early 1900s meteor stories.
What immediately struck me was the realization that at the turn of the 20th century, meteor sightings were a big deal. Think about it. Unless someone witnessed it first hand, folks back then could only learn about a recent sighting in newspapers or by word-of-mouth. Radio, television, smart phones and Internet news didn't exist.
Old news accounts help us step into our proverbial time machines to experience what sightings might be like in early times. I found two May 8, 1916, articles, one from Biloxi, one from Gulfport, although the meteorite was seen across the Mississippi Coast, even in New Orleans.
"Mars, Venus or some other heavenly inhabitant is accused of violating the neutrality laws of Biloxi by firing down a meteor on the citizens of Biloxi about 9 o'clock last night," one of the articles reads. "The majority of the inhabitants of this city either saw the heavenly phenomena or heard the accompanying roar.
Note: "Skyrocket" would be a type of fireworks in 1916. America was decades away from the Space Age and making spaceships.
The Herald also describes the "moving picture show," where theater patrons were startled by the flash that "lighted up the heavens for a moment as bright as midday." Many others saw the flashes and heard the bang while in their homes.
Although the U.S. had not yet entered World War I, news pages featured stories on the lighter-than-air German aircraft used for fighting, so not surprisingly "A few people stated that they thought it was an air raid and that Zeppelins were dropping bombs upon a peaceful city.
One Biloxi High School student, W.N. Harkness who claimed some knowledge of astronomy, estimated the meteor was 27 miles from Biloxi. That contradicted reports that a part of the meteor fell on the residence of Dr. A.B. Russ of West Beach.
An interesting side story of this 1916 incident comes from Gulfport in an article headlined "Meteor Causes Some Confusion." That report says that following the explosion at about 9 p.m. on a Sunday night, the meteor was divided into three parts. As this was happening, the "large congregation" of a church in Soria City was gathered that night for worship service.
Soria City was then and is now a predominately black neighborhood in Gulfport that continues to this day to fight to keep its historic identity.
"A meteor explosion...awakening Mrs. Hudson Quave from sound slumber who aroused her husband in alarm, to get up and witness with her the end of the world.
That ends my current meteor research. My file on meteors now has six articles in it, but the old Heralds between 1900 and 1950 show more than 600 digital hits on the word "meteor." Instead of hours of eye-crossing research, I chose to stare at the skies and await a shooting star to make a wish.


Meetings take place:- Usually the third Thursday of the month.
When:- Usually 10.00 to 12.00.
Our group is aimed at those who have done French in the past and want to refresh their understanding of the written and spoken language.
We use a range of activities, including conversation and grammar exercises, often based on news items from French newspapers/magazines and recordings.


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It's not uncommon to have an irruption of snowys every four or five years but there was a large flight just two winters ago – 2011-2012. This year's flight has piqued interest in ornithological circles not only because it follows so closely on the heels of the 2011-2012 irruption but also because (at this point) it is so East Coast centric. Kaufmann points out in his Audubon article that 138 snowys were reported from Newfoundland on Dec. 1, 2013. A quick look at this website http://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/gotsnowies2013/ will show the difference in distribution between the 2011-2012 irruption and this year's irruption.
Kaufmann noted in his piece that most of the Newfoundland owls were reported from Cape Race – the extreme southeastern tip of Newfoundland and, in a rhetorical sense pondered where these birds would show up if they headed south from here over the open ocean. The answer – 600 miles south in Bermuda where at least two and perhaps three snowys have been recorded this year.
I believe it's safe to say that up until now most biologists would attribute these snowy irruptions to a lack of prey in their normal winter range. However, lemmings make up the bulk of snowy owls' diets and 2011-2012 was a banner year for these little rodents. So biologists pondered – what if a banner lemming year resulted in a banner nesting season producing a surplus of snowys resulting in many (especially immatures) being forced further south.
Whatever the reason –birds are here. And by here I mean the Carolinas. At least four have been reported from North Carolina and one from South Carolina. For Smoky Mountain News readers the closest snowy is (at this time) in Transylvania County off of Calvert Road near the end of Hooper Lane.
What to look for: snowy owls are chunky – they are the heaviest owls in North America weighing up to four pounds. In appearance they rival great grays with a total length of 23 inches and a wingspan of 52 inches. Adults are nearly pure white while immatures (much more common during irruptions) are flecked with dark markings on the back, however the face, even in immatures is totally white.
Kaufmann and others encourage caution and consideration if you're thinking of chasing snowys. The majority of birds will be immatures and they are inexperienced hunters. They will likely already be stressed from long flights and the search for sustenance. Snowys and other arctic species like gyrfalcons are particularly susceptible to aspergillosis – a fungal respiratory infection – and stressed or weak birds are even more susceptible. The fungus, Aspergillius fumigates, is basically absent from the arctic so these birds have no immune defenses. The healthier they are (less stress) the easier it is for them to fight off the infection. If you're thinking of trying for one of these magnificent birds please take a spotting scope or go with someone who has a scope so you can give the creature plenty of space.


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Tunisian dinner and summer slushies at RAY!
RAY will be celebrating the flavors of Tunisian food in Israel with a special supplementary menu on JUNE 22. Menu will include boulettes (mafrum), mushroom makoud and other special dishes of Tunisia. Tunisian menu is $40, beverages and gratuity excluded. Reservations: 503-288-6200, vegetarian or non-vegetarian options are available.
We have a new slushy set up! Tart ginger, mint and lemon with vodka, a floater of prosecco and a sugared rim. So so good.
And, watch us on social media. Jenn is heading to Israel tomorrow and will post all of her delicious experiences!
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All walks are listed in our Walks Programme.
Walks not starting from railway stations will include a 6-digit ordinance survey national grid reference number with a 3-digit 'explorer' map reference number.
Walking has been proved to be an excellent form of exercise and the experience can be enhanced by walking with a warm and friendly group.
Once you decide, after two or three walks with us, that you wish to come regularly, all we ask is that you join the Ramblers Association.
However we would ask you to take note of the following few rules which have been laid out for everyone's safety.
Always follow the advice and instructions of the walk leader. Please remember every care is taken in planning walks, but we cannot accept any liability, and participation is entirely at your own risk.
Only registered assistance dogs in harness are permitted on group walks.
Please ensure that you have suitable footware and clothing and bring some food and drink. Walk leaders may refuse to accept anyone considered inadequately equipped.
Never walk in front of the walk leader and always keep up with the walking group. Should you find that you are unable to cope with the distance or pace required inform the leader so that alternative arrangements can be made.


CALGARY – Lake Koocanusa is a reservoir in southern B.C. and northern Montana that was formed when the Kootenay river was blocked up by the Libby Dam in 1972. The name is literally just Kootenay, Canada and USA smashed together and the dam itself was dedicated to former president Gerald Ford. I wonder if, when they created this massive body of water, it ever crossed their minds that it would become an annual haven for some 1,500 be-costumed, dancing festival enthusiasts.
This year's FozzyFest was special for a number of reasons. The organizers first moved to Big Springs Campground on Lake Koocanusa in 2013 from their original home in Kananaskis because of the catastrophic floods that rocked Alberta that year.
Their new home on the sandy beaches of this great reservoir was quickly embraced by attendees and organizers alike, which made it extra painful when they got slapped with a denial of their special event license in 2016, forcing them to have a substantially smaller festival that year. Then, in 2017 after winning a bureaucratic victory, they were once again allowed their full festival size, but had to pull the plug and relocate north of Edmonton, this time because of forest fires, not floods.
This year marked the triumphant return of the full-sized Fozzy to Big Springs campground and the weekend was blessed with fantastic programming, bigger and better stage design and lighting, and fantastic weather — a few downpours aside.
FozzyFest has a real knack for bringing out big-gun names, while also showcasing dozens of talented up and coming, or perhaps lesser known DJs and producers from around B.C. and Alberta, with a huge contingent coming from Calgary.
Before launching into the manifold Calgarians who performed and the pride-swelling, heart-bursting moments they created, let's recall some of the big-font headliner's sets.
Drum and bass is a cornerstone of electronic music. It has dipped in and out of the mainstream electronic scene for decades, its influences are far reaching and, like it nor not, it's going to be around for a long time. I for one, really, really like it, and I am truly grateful to the talent selectors at FozzyFest for always ensuring that the junglist massive is well represented at their event.
One of the most formidable, well loved and respected labels in drum and bass is Hospital Records. Since 1996 they have consistently elevated the genre with their countless anthemic releases, their sub-label Med School, their Hospitality events, and the choice in artists with which they associate. These include some of the biggest names in the game like Netsky, London Elektricity, High Contrast, S.P.Y. and of course, one of their very first signees, Danny Byrd.
Fresh off the release of his bombastic new albumAtomic Funk, which features the sensational singles "Salute (feat. MC GQ)" and "Devil's Drop" — Danny Byrd was a perfect booking for this year's Fozzy — and he did not disappoint. His lively performance had the dance floor popping, with everyone's face interchanging amiably between stanky bass faces and delightfully bemused and mischievous grins. Mr. Byrd actually had to switch set times with another of this year's big d'n'b names Benny L — but there was no confusing these two distinct performances.
Benny L has not been around for as long as someone like Danny Byrd, but you probably wouldn't be able to tell that after hearing his tunes, or seeing him play.
UKF quite astutely dubbed Benny L "the man behind the most vital basslines of 2017." His mastery of crafting penetrating bass lines and devastating drums belies his young age — and made him one of the most intriguing sets to catch that weekend. Taking control of the decks after Danny Byrd, Benny L quickly had the pit in a frenzy and unleashed wave after wave of epic devastation.
While all this madness was taking place in the Bedlam that is the Shipwrecked Stage, there were some serious sounds going down over in the forest that Saturday night. France's Moresounds was my personal favourite set of the weekend — an absolute sonic and cranial delight, pure jungle bliss.
After he played, San Francisco's Dirtybird ambassador Worthy stepped in. Even though Danny Byrd and Benny L were two names I was most excited to see, I found it extremely hard to drag myself away from Worthy's performance. While Dirtybird Records may on occasion be known more for their sillier take on house music; with squelching bass and tongue in cheek samples, particularly in the work of head haunch Claude Vonstroke, Worthy's performance went deeper than that; it was a more serious, clinical experience.
Back on the drum and bass tip, another extremely memorable focal point was Kursiva on Friday night on the Beach. His set encompassed pretty much every element that makes drum and bass great — hard-hitting rollers, classic tunes, plenty of happy-go-lucky jungle (he is on Jungle Cakes after all) and cheeky jump up — all expertly woven together with deft mixing skills.
Then of course, there were the dozens of local and regional acts that played. Maybe it's because FozzyFest is at the end of festival season and everyone really wants to bring out their A-game, but I think more likely it's simply that these artists are all just that good, all of the time.
Some highlights include: Jon Delerious, with his mind-expanding journey of a set, He led the way into another of Calgary's finest house and techno DJs Esette and the transition was absolutely perfect. Those two are some of the most essential names in Calgary house music and they delivered the goods in a memorable way. They were followed up by another of Calgary's best, Sub Chakra's Carissa Gem, whose tasteful selections were a lovely way to transition into the wee hours of the morning.
Coming off a massive summer, Sub Chakra boss-dude Metafloor was tasked with shutting down the Forest stage Friday and he did so in fine form with his deep, dub-laden set.
Calgary's OAKK, who has been on a steady upwards progression of late, both with his stellar releases and his successful HiFi residency New Wave, also was slotted a very late, or extremely early set towards the conclusion of the festival on Saturday at the Forest. OAKK has, in only a few short years, forged a sound that is wholly his own; though it encompasses many elements like grime, half-time and hip hop, his amalgamation and his own production style has become quite recognizable. Check out his Booms and Claps mix that just dropped today and check it out.
Though I've already waxed on for far longer than I likely ought to have, it would be criminal not to at least mention some of the other remarkable moments of the festival provided by Calgary talent. Like the 403DNB takeover to close out the Beach on Friday — hot damn it's such a pleasure watching that gang all play together. They each have their own style, honed over decades of collective experience and it is truly fun and smile enduring to see.
Break Beat Dojo owner Donald Bump absolutely destroyed the Forest stage with one banger after another. Another set in that same vein — slamming bass-heavy house beats — was Space Coyotes. Great name, great guys and great goddamn selections.
Burchill into Crooka midway through Friday was another example of the diverse talent out of Calgary — both put on distinct, fantastic performances. Lotus Queen into Wigginz, yet another example of that same sentiment.
I truly could go on and on, but I'd like to close by saying that, though that was only my second time at FozzyFest, my first being in 2015, it is plain to see how much growth and progression the festival has cultivated. Despite everything they've gone through over the past years the organizers have managed to not only make their festival happen amid calamity, but evolve concurrently.
Their stages and talent curation were world class. The location they've chosen as a home, and the way in which they inhabitant and make it their own is exceptional, without even mentioning the extensive efforts they take to be good neighbours to the surrounding communities and authorities. FozzyFest has fully come into its own. It's not simply or solely a great way to wind down festival season. It is a standalone, singular event that encompasses all the elements that make festivals fun, transformational and heart warming. Good vibes indeed.


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Q: File does not appear in Google Drive - Google docs created with Python Code shown hereafter runs fine. I see the file being created in my Jupiter notebook so the script seems to work. Only problem is, the file does not appear in my Drive.
creds_1 = ServiceAccountCredentials.from_json_keyfile_name("creds_1.json", scope)
service = build('docs', 'v1', credentials=creds_1)
title = 'My Document'
body = {
  "body": {},
  "title": "My document2"
}
doc = service.documents().create(body=body).execute()
print('Created document with title: {0}'.format(doc.get('title')))

A: It's because the Service Account has it's own Drive, so you are not uploading it to your personal Drive. The Service Account is separate from your user.
An option would be to create a folder in your Drive, share it with the Service Account and make the code upload the files there.
Another method, if you are a G Suite User, would be configuring the Service Account to impersonate your user with Domain Wide Delegation and upload the files directly to your Drive.


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Teixeira, Vitor, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Saint Joseph, Macau SAR, China
Tenerife, Janine Joy L., College of Education, Cebu Technological University-Main Campus, Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines
Terzioğlu, Nesime Kübra, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University, Faculty of Education, Special Education Department, Turkey
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Toenlioe, A. J. E., Graduate School, Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia
Tolvanen, Asko, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland
Tortop, Hasan Said, Assoc. Prof. Dr., Istanbul Esenyurt University, Association for Young Scientists and Talent Education (AYSTE), Istanbul, Turkey orcid.org/0000-0002-0899-4033
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Tsakiridou, Helen, Professor of Applied Statistics & Educational Research, Vice Rector of Academic and Administrative Affairs, University of Western Macedonia, Greece
Tsaliki, Evanthia, PhD in Intercultural Education, Scientific Collaborator, European University, Cyprus
Tsampalas, Evangelos, MbA, Elementary School Teacher, Nicosia, Cyprus * Department of Preschool Education, University of Ioannina, Epirus, Greece
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Q: How to Use XMLSTARLET to Read Value from Large XML File? I have a very large XML file and I simply need to read values from it.  So far, I have not been successful with XMLSTARLET.  I use the "sel" and then try to provide a path to the item, but no luck.  I have no idea what extra characters or fields to use.  The entire string?  Brackets?  There's also a tool called "xml_grep", which I assume I would use paths with unix-like brackets to get the values.
Any ideas?

A: I suppose you want to the values of certain elements in that XML-file, and you already know how to specify those with Xpath, e.g. //employee[@retired="no"]:
Then to get the value of that single field
xmlstarlet sel -t -v '//employee[@retired="no"]/name'  thefile.xml

Or when you want for example 2 elements from each employee, separated by a pipe char:
xmlstarlet sel -t -m '//employee[@retired="no"]' -v name -o "|" -v "age" -nl file.xml

Basicially you specify a template (-t), followed by where the template needs to by applied to (-m followed by the Xpath where to match), then followed by the items you want to extract from that (-v for value of).
The program 'xml_grep' on the other hand is part of XML::Twig. The idea of XML::Twig is that it does not read the whole xml into memory, but work on the file twig by twig.  And that has as result that you cannot specify certain Xpaths (e.g. twigs referring to sibling elements). When the XPaths are simple enough to be specified only on a twig-by-twig basis, then this program allows indeed for very large files to be processed, while using only a limited amount of memory.
You did not gave enough information of the structure of the XML-file or the type of XPaths that you want the values of to be able to help here.
And, of course, because XML is just a text-format, depending on the format of the file, and the complexity of the questions, maybe even other plain text programs can work too:
grep -o '<name>[^<]*</name>' file.xml


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Glenn Lowry AM '79, PHD '82
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Glenn D. Lowry became the sixth director of The Museum of Modern Art in 1995.
He leads a staff of over 750 people and directs an active program of exhibitions, acquisitions, and publications.
A strong advocate of contemporary art, he has lectured and written extensively in support of contemporary art and artists and the role of museums in society, among other topics.
He is a member of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's Board of Trustees, a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a resident member of the American Philosophical Society.
He also serves on the advisory council of the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University and is a Trustee of the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD).
In 2004, the French government honored Mr. Lowry with the title of Officier dans L'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.
Born in 1954 in New York City and raised in Williamstown, Massachusetts, Mr. Lowry received a B.A. degree (1976) magna cum laude from Williams College, Williamstown, and M.A. (1978) and Ph.D. (1982) degrees in History of Art from Harvard University.
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The MDDA's (Media Development and Diversity Agency) National Media Literacy Summit is to be held on the 10/11 April in Gauteng. Felicity is honoured to be chosen to be on a panel discussion with the Department of Education, and representatives from the Free State and the Eastern Cape on the effectiveness of this project.
Four provinces have had the experience of this project when learners from schools were introduced to the power of the media, with particular relevance to journalism. In 2011, for the KZN project, Felicity was mandated to introduce journalism to learners from 10 schools in Nongoma and Ulundi. At the Summit held in Ulundi at the Old Legislature Building in April 2011, Felicity gave the young participants a very quick introduction to the right brain by giving them an "unlocking" exercise to do. She also gave them each a book on creative journalism that she had written and a short lesson on what an article is, what news is and where to find it.
It was two months later that the actual trainings were held, 5 schools attending the workshop in Nongoma, and 5 schools in Ulundi. In one morning, we showed the teenager journalists, chosen from grades 9 – 11, how to use their right brains to write articles on their particular interests, how to make a mock-up of the newsletter, and then to create their own school newsletter on A3 paper, complete with title, school logo, contents page, editorial team, illustrations and a lead article on the front page. This was an exciting creative workshop with the educator from each school involved with the learners and the newsletters varied from school to school.
There were articles on sports, school activities, fashion, problems of teenagers, local community news, interviews, jokes, puzzles, and illustrations. Our particular team wanted to create professional newsletters so we had the handwritten material couriered to us to type and scan and then to have printed. The schools were delighted with these newsletters which would get the learners reading and also update them on school and local activities.
The success of this project was made obvious to me when one of the young "journalists" phoned me a couple of weeks ago, to say that he had decided he wanted to be a journalist and needed a further introduction – either to funding to learn, or to go straight onto a news team!


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Mary hits right note with young adult fantasy novel
Judy Murphy
Arts Week with Judy Murphy
There's a new kid on the block in the world of Young Adult Fiction – she's Mary Watson who lives in Castlegar and is originally from Cape Town, South Africa. Mary's new novel, The Wren Hunt, published by Bloomsbury Press, was launched this week in NUIG and it's a page-turner.
Part thriller, part love story, it's roots are firmly based in Ireland and in the Irish tradition of the wren hunt. But its story is a universal one, a teenage girl's coming of age in a challenging and often dangerous environment.
Mary moved to Galway in 2008, with her Irish-born husband, Cathal Seoighe when he took up an academic post at NUI Galway.
With a doctorate in film studies, Mary had worked as a university lecturer in Cape Town. She'd also written a collection of connected short stories, Moss, in 2004. Inspired by a dream, and written under the mentorship of novelist and anti-apartheid campaigner André Brink, it won her the Caine Prize in 2006.
But she and Cathal moved to Galway as the recession was taking hold and there were no academic jobs going, despite Mary's qualifications and her experience. It was a tough time, especially as she felt torn between South Africa and Ireland.
Then, in 2011, her mother died in South Africa and Mary became very homesick for the country of her birth and for her three sisters – even though only one of them lives in Cape Town now.
"I wanted to be at home with my sisters. And then I was fed up with not being at ease and at home in Ireland. So, I decided I'd write something I could only write here that would deeply connect me to this country."
It took a while. But she found her voice, largely by focusing on the landscape around her – landscape plays an important role in the book as does Celtic mythology.
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Q: Load a Flat file(.txt) in SSIS Simultaneously I am having a scenario where I need to load a Single Flat File(abc.txt) with the count of records in different table.
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Package 1 : is having a Data flow task which will get the count of records from table 1 and load it in a Record set. Then Record set value will be written to abc.txt using flat file connection manager.
Package 2 :is having a Data flow task which will get the count of records from table 2 and load it in a Record set. Then Record set value will be written to abc.txt using flat file connection manager.
Package 3 :is having a Data flow task which will get the count of records from table 3 and load it in a Record set. Then Record set value will be written to abc.txt using flat file connection manager.
Now I have a master package which will call Package 1, Package 2 and Package 3 with 3 different execute package tasks(Execute Package Task 1,Execute Package Task 2,Execute Package Task 3). The Execute Package Task will be running in parallel.
When I am running the package the execute package tasks(either 1/2/3) got failed saying can not open file abc.txt. Is it only because I am trying to write same destination file simultaneously from different packages or is it for any other reason?  Is there any way so that  different package can simultaneously write on same destination flat file?
Thanks

A: All the three packages are trying to write in the same file in parallel. It is not possible to write in same destination flat file from multiple sources simultaneously.
Instead of writing the record count directly to flat file, you can consolidate all the record counts in a variable and write the value of this variable to the flat file only once.


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Israeli prisoner exchanges refer to exchanges of prisoners during the Arab–Israeli conflict. Israel has exchanged POWs with its Arab neighbors, and has released about 7,000 Palestinian prisoners to secure freedom for 19 Israelis and to retrieve the bodies of eight others.

List of prisoner exchanges

1940s and 1950s
The first exchanges took place after the 1948 Arab–Israeli War, when Israel exchanged all its Palestinian prisoners and POWs from Arab armies in exchange for all Israeli soldiers and civilians taken captive during the war.

On December 8, 1954, a five-man Israel Defense Forces (IDF) patrol operating on the Syrian border was abducted and tortured by the Syrian Army. One of the soldiers, Uri Ilan, committed suicide while in captivity after being falsely informed by his captors that his fellow soldiers had been killed. The four surviving POWs and Ilan's body were returned on March 29, 1956, in exchange for 40 Syrian soldiers captured during various Israeli military operations.

Following the 1956 Suez Crisis, Israel exchanged 5,500 Egyptian prisoners captured during the campaign and 77 others who were captured during military operations from before the war, in exchange for an Israeli pilot taken prisoner during the war, and three soldiers taken captive in pre-war attacks.

1960s
On February 21, 1962, Syria exchanged the body of an Israeli soldier it was holding for a Syrian soldier in Israeli captivity.

On December 21, 1963, 11 Israeli soldiers and civilians captured by Syria throughout the years since Israel's independence were exchanged for 18 Syrian prisoners in Israel.

During the 1967 Six-Day War, Israel took 4,338 Egyptian soldiers and 899 civilians, 553 Jordanian soldiers and 366 civilians, and 367 Syrian soldiers and 205 civilians captive, while 15 Israeli soldiers and the bodies of two more fell into Arab captivity. All of them were released following the war. Israeli spies imprisoned in Egypt since the 1950s, two Israeli naval commanders captured shortly after the war, and the body of an Israeli soldier who was abducted a year before the war and subsequently died in prison were also released.

On April 2, 1968, 12 Jordanian soldiers taken prisoner during the Battle of Karameh were released in exchange for the body of a missing Israeli soldier. The Jordanians were supposed to have returned two more bodies, but the coffins were found to contain only dirt, and the soldiers are still considered missing.

In July, 1968 an El-Al airliner was hijacked to Algeria. The twelve Israeli crewmen and passengers were exchanged for 16 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails. The Israeli government later denied that there had been a deal.

On December 7, 1969, two Israeli citizens whose plane was hijacked to Damascus, and two Israeli pilots, Giora Rom and Nissim Ashkenazi who were shot down over the Suez Canal in the War of Attrition, were exchanged for 71 Egyptian and Syrian prisoners held in Israel.

1970s

On January 1, 1970, a night watchman in Metulla, Shmuel Rosenwasser, was abducted by Fatah. More than a year later Rosenwasser was freed in exchange for Mahmoud Hijazi, a Fatah prisoner in Israel. Hijazi was wounded and captured in Fatah's first military attack on Israel, January 1, 1965, and sentenced to 30 years in prison.

On June 9, 1972, an IDF force captured 5 Syrian officers patrolling near the Israel-Lebanon border, and they were exchanged for 3 Israeli pilots in Syrian captivity.

On June 3, 1973, 3 Israeli Air Force pilots in Syrian captivity for three years were exchanged for 46 Syrian prisoners.

During the October 1973 Yom Kippur War, Egypt and Syria took 293 Israeli prisoners, while Israel captured 8,372 Egyptians, 392 Syrians, 13 Iraqis, and 6 Moroccans. All these prisoners were exchanged during November 15–22, 1973. During the exchange, both sides also swapped prisoners from the War of Attrition.

On April 4, 1975, Egypt returned the bodies of 39 IDF soldiers killed during the Yom Kippur War in exchange for 92 terrorists and security prisoners held in Israel.

In June 1975, Israel released 20 prisoners from the Gaza Strip and Sinai Peninsula. In exchange, Egypt gave Israel the bodies of Eliyahu Hakim and Eliyahu Bet-Zuri, two Jewish fighters of the pre-state underground militia Lehi who had been hanged in 1945 for having assassinated British politician Lord Moyne in Cairo in November 1944.

During the Israeli invasion of Lebanon (the Litani Operation) IDF soldier Avraham Amram was captured in a clash on April 5, 1978, with Palestinian PFLP-GC forces near Rashidieh camp in South Lebanon. Four other Israeli soldiers were killed while two others managed to escape to Israeli held territory. He was exchanged March 14, 1979, for 76 convicted Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails, 20 of whom "with blood on their hands." The prisoner swap was described as Israel's "first prisoner exchange with an Arab terrorist organization".
Among those released in the exchange was Hafez Dalkamoni, who would later be described as one of the "key-aids" of Ahmed Jibril, the leader of the PFLP-GC. In 1988 he was arrested in West Germany on suspicion of terrorist activities. He is believed by some to have led the cell that carried out the Lockerbie bombing.

1980s

September 3, 1982, four Palestinian Fatah fighters surprised an IDF outpost near Bhamdoun in central Lebanon. The commander of the Palestinian squad was Eissa Hajjo. Eight IDF soldiers from the Nahal brigade surrendered without a fight and were taken prisoners by the Palestinians. Their behavior was deemed "unacceptable" by IDF Chief of Staff Moshe Levy. The pro-Syrian PFLP-GC, led by Ahmad Jibril, helped the Fatah fighters and their prisoners with transportation away from the frontline. PFLP-GC kept two of the Israeli prisoners.

Six of these soldiers (Eliyahu Abutbul, Danny Gilboa, Rafael Hazan, Reuven Cohen, Avraham Mindvelsky, and Avraham Kronenfeld) were released November 23, 1983, in exchange for 4,765 Palestinians and Lebanese imprisoned at Ansar camp during the 1982 Lebanon war and 65 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.

In 1984 Israel swapped 291 Syrian prisoners and the bodies of 72 others in exchange for six Israeli prisoner and five bodies.

The remaining two soldiers from the Bhamdoun raid in the hands of PFLP-GC (Yosef Grof and Nissim Salem), as well as a third IDF prisoner (Hezi Shai) captured during the battle of Sultan Ya'qoub, also held by the PFLP-GC, were released May 20, 1985, in an exchange known as the Jibril Agreement for 1,150 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails. Among those released were 380 prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment.

During the so-called "Jibril deal" several controversial prisoners, such as Kozo Okamoto, were released.

July 1985 – Israel frees more than 700 Lebanese detainees. Shi'ite leaders say their freedom was guaranteed in exchange for the return of 39 foreign passengers from the hijacking of TWA flight 847. Israel denies a connection.

1990s

On September 12, 1991, the body of IDF Druze soldier Samir Assad, was returned to Israel in exchange for two members of the Palestinian DFLP faction. Assad was killed outside Sidon in 1983.

Two Israeli soldiers, Yosef Fink and Rachmim Alsheich, were killed in a Hezbollah attack on an IDF roadblock at Beit Yahoun in southern Lebanon on July 17, 1986. Their bodies were retained by the Lebanese and only released on July 21, 1996, in exchange for the bodies of 123 Lebanese fighters held by Israel. Hezbollah released 17 soldiers from the South Lebanon Army (SLA) while the SLA released 45 detainees from the Khiam prison.

On May 25, 1998, the remains of IDF soldier Itamar Ilyah was exchanged for 65 Lebanese prisoners and the bodies of 40 Hezbollah fighters and Lebanese soldiers captured by Israel. Among those returned to Lebanon, were the remains of Hadi Nasrallah, the son of Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in a clash with IDF the year before. Ilyah was killed in a devastating Hezbollah ambush at Ansariya, where 12 soldiers from the elite naval commando unit Shayetet 13 were killed on September 5, 1997.

2000s

In 2003, Israel released the remains of two Hezbollah members, in exchange for allowing a German mediator to visit the Israeli Col. Elhanan Tannenbaum held by Hezbollah, kidnapped in Dubai in 2000.

Over 400 Palestinian and 30 Lebanese prisoners, including Hezbollah leaders ash-Sheikh Abdal-Karim Obeid and Mustafa Dirani, as well as the remains of 59 Lebanese killed by Israel, were exchanged in 2004 for the bodies of three IDF soldiers (Adi Avitan, Benny Avraham and Omar Souad) captured in the Sheba Farms area in 2000 as well as Elhanan Tannenbaum.

In October 2007 Israel and Hezbollah agreed to exchange Hassan Aqil, a civilian Hezbollah member captured in 2006, and the remains of two Hezbollah fighters killed in the 2006 Lebanon war and subsequently brought to Israel, for the remains of Gabriel Dwait, an Israeli resident who drowned in 2005 and was washed ashore in Lebanon.

In January 2008 Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah held a speech at the annual Ashura celebration in Beirut where he accused Israel of dragging its feet in the prisoner exchange negotiations. He also disclosed that the organization, apart from two captive soldiers, were also holding the partial remains of several other soldiers killed in the war. He claimed that the IDF had "lied" to the relatives when they returned supposedly intact bodies for burial.

Nasrallah's speech aimed at speeding up the negotiations with Israel but it created a lot of bad blood in Israel, both among the relatives of those who were led to believe that their bodies had been buried intact and among Israeli politicians who accused Hezbollah of waging "psychological warfare" against Israel. Several ministers called for the "elimination" of the Hezbollah leader.

On June 1, 2008, Israel released the Lebanese prisoner Nasim Nisr, in exchange for which Hezbollah handed over the partial remains of up to 20 Israeli soldiers killed during the 2006 Lebanon War.

In July 2008 Israel released long time serving Lebanese prisoner Samir al-Quntar, four Hezbollah fighters captured in the 2006 Lebanon war and the bodies of 199 Palestinian, Lebanese of Arab fighters captured by Israel in the past three decades. Kuntar had been convicted for his role in the 1979 Nahariya attack, which resulted in the deaths of four Israelis, including two small children. According to eyewitness accounts, Kuntar bludgeoned a four-year-old girl to death. In exchange Hezbollah released the bodies of two Israeli soldiers (Ehud Goldwasser and Eldad Regev) captured in a cross-border raid July 12, 2006.

2010s

On October 18, 2011, captured IDF tank gunner Gilad Shalit, captured by the Palestinian militant organization Hamas in 2006, was released in exchange for 1027 Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.

See also
 Israeli MIAs
 Lebanese prisoners in Israel
 Hannibal Directive

References

External links

 « Missing in Action »

Israeli–Lebanese conflict
Prisoner exchanges
Prisoners and detainees of Israel

Lists of prisoners and detainees
Palestinian people imprisoned by Israel


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using namespace System;
using namespace msclr::interop;
using std::ctype;
using std::string;
using std::stringstream;
using std::endl;
using std::ifstream;
using std::ofstream;
using std::ios;

class Cipher
{
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	Cipher (bool setEncoded = false, string setText = "", string setCipherKey = "", string setBreakKey = "");

		void setCipher (string setCipherKey);
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		void setMText (string text);
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		string getBCipher ();

	protected:
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		string breakKey;
};

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{
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		bool decode (void);
		bool breakCode (void);
};

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82 years of Scripps College history
Updated 12:05 PM ET, Wed June 26, 2013
Photos: 82 years of Scripps College history
82 years of Scripps College history – Students graduating from Scripps College -- a private, all-women liberal arts school in Claremont, California -- have added to a mural on campus since 1931, the first year students graduated from Scripps.
82 years of Scripps College history – The murals often reflect changes on campus. The earliest murals showed imagery of the campus under construction. In 2000, new and renovated buildings opened on campus.
82 years of Scripps College history – Many years, all the graduates sign their names or nicknames on their section of the mural.
82 years of Scripps College history – Currently, students submit designs for the wall, and the selected artist will be charged with painting her design.
82 years of Scripps College history – The statements and designs often reflect pop culture and news of the time, as in 1970, when students painted the words "Stop the war" in reference to the Vietnam War.
82 years of Scripps College history – Over the decades, the designs grew more unique and colorful, students said of the "Graffiti Wall."
82 years of Scripps College history – The students' designs aren't chronological; rather, they're often stacked atop each other, or even painted between existing entries.
82 years of Scripps College history – The design of the class of 2011 reflected the tough economic times the country faced during the students' college years.


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Dinos athletics levy may go up
By Bonnie Leung
University of Calgary students may soon see a jump in the amount of money they pay to Dinos Athletics.
The Dinos Athletics Advisory Council is considering a proposal to increase the Athletics levy students pay by either $6.50 or $9.00 for each of the next four years. Full-time students currently pay $25 a semester.
According to Director of Dinos Athletics Don Wilson, the department needs more money to function.
"I took a look at the objectives of Dinos Athletics," he said. "I generated a budget based on the objectives of the department. What I've said to the [Students' Legislative] Council is that in order for us to function, this is how much money we'll need."
The $6.50 proposal will increase the levy to $31.50 in 2000/2001, while the $9.00 increase sees the levy rise to $34. Though each increase would only occur once an academic year, students would pay the levy twice a year (at the beginning of the Fall and Winter semesters), along with most other fees.
Students' Union Vice-president Events Jared Lorenz, who sits on the Athletic Council, brought the proposal forward as a discussion item at Tuesday night's SLC meeting. Wilson and DAAC President Marc Khouri, a Dinos athlete, attended.
Wilson hopes this levy increase will make Dinos teams more competitive and give the department funds for endowments. The increase will also cut down on the amount of fundraising the athletics teams need, said Khouri.
"[Fundraising] is stressful, no one wants to do it," said Khouri. "So it's a trade off. It'll just make it easier for the student athlete because on top of that, you have school, which is why we're here."
SLC members were concerned about the amount of the increase and that it would be locked in a four-year plan. At the end of the discussion, council took a straw poll about whether or not they supported a fee increase for next year. The results were seven in favour and eight against.
"If SLC gives me the direction to do so, I will lobby the other committee members to vote against it in the interests of students," said Lorenz afterward.
Lorenz believes there is a very real possibility that DAAC will pass the proposal.
"I would say it probably will go through," he said. "I'm only one of 13 members. I can't control how anyone else votes. It will make my case stronger if I have SLC's backing."
The proposal will come forward to DAAC again on Mar. 23 and, if it gets passed, will move on to the Planning and Finance Committee and then the Board of Governors. If passed, the increase will take effect Fall 2000.
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